Ep 5. Patty Griffin / The Revivalists
- November 2, 2019
Patty Griffin and The Revivalists bring down the house in the fifth episode of Austin City Limits' 45th season. Griffin, known for her soulful folk and blues-inspired music, showcases her latest album with a powerful set that highlights the strength of her lyrics and vocals.
Opening with "Mama's Worried," Griffin's emotional storytelling takes center stage as she delves into the struggles of motherhood and family life. "Standing," a tribute to the resilience of women, features soaring vocals and intricate guitar work that showcases Griffin's talent as a musician.
Throughout her performance, Griffin's stage presence is understated but commanding, drawing the audience in with heartfelt anecdotes and raw vulnerability. Her final song, "River," is a haunting and powerful ballad that brings the crowd to its feet.
Following Griffin's set, The Revivalists take the stage with their unique blend of rock, soul, and funk-infused sound. The New Orleans-based band delivers an energetic performance that captures the spirit of their live shows.
Kicking off their set with "All My Friends," The Revivalists immediately get the audience moving with infectious hooks and grooves. Vocalist Dave Shaw's dynamic stage presence and powerful voice are on full display, as he dances and sways his way through each song.
Highlights of The Revivalists' performance include "Oh No," a soulful ballad that showcases the group's harmonies and musicianship, and "Souls Too Loud," a funky track with an irresistible beat that has the crowd dancing from start to finish.
Throughout the set, The Revivalists prove why they are one of the most exciting bands in live music today. Their energy and passion are infectious, and the audience cannot help but be swept up in their performance.
Overall, Patty Griffin and The Revivalists bring their A-game to this episode of Austin City Limits. With powerful vocals, masterful musicianship, and a genuine connection to their audiences, both artists deliver performances that are not to be missed.
